What is button in java?
Answer / Amarnath Kumar
A Button in Java is a graphical widget used to trigger an action when clicked. Buttons are part of the AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) and Swing libraries.
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i developed a Stateless Session bean program.And created a client by a common java class as class m {p s v m(String s[]){....}} And i called the bean deployed in weblogic.from cmd prompt And that run. mind it i have to set setenv,seting classpath for that bean jar file before compile and run it. ok when i do a servlet programme deployed in tomcat and call that bean then it give classdefnotfoundException and NoInitialContext like this.So how i sucessfully do this? Ok when i call that bean from java class from the console like i previously told, if i don't set setenv i found the same error on the cmd prompt. pls help to get out of it
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